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Mark Fletcher (Oct. 15, 2007)
Get up to speed fast on the Adobe Spry framework for Ajax with these Adobe Captivate simulations.
Understand the techniques for separating presentation from markup to facilitate easier execution of user interface changes.
Michael Koch (Nov. 20, 2006)
Get pointers on how to move from building table-based websites to building CSS sites.
Learn about a type of weighting that affects how browsers display your CSS rules.
Part 1: Accessibility and Styling Form Elements
Part 2: CSS-Structured Forms
Part 3: Two-Column Form Layout
Build a website with just CSS and Dreamweaver 8.
Get familiar with all the new CSS features, tools, workflows and user interface improvements.
Part 1: Using repeating and non-repeating images
Part 2: Placing images with precision
Part 3: Altering the appearance of your pages with drop shadows
Part 4: Using images to mimic the appearance of columns
Don't let your typography suffer. Let it sIFR.
Jen deHaan (Feb. 19, 2008)
Insert and play Flash video files on your website, even choosing display and delivery options and previewing the player skin, without using the Flash authoring tool.
Modify and customize the prebuilt Halo page design that ships with Dreamweaver MX 2004.
Modify your images without leaving Dreamweaver with these new tools.
See how to work with HTML tables more easily with this new featue.
Graphics and code go together. Mark Fletcher tells how to use these two programs as one tool.
David Johnson & Michael Han (Oct. 29, 2007)
Use Nitobi's Dreamweaver extensions to add Ajax functionality to your pages.
Create complex, pleasing color palettes without any knowledge of color theory using this free, innovative web-hosted application available from Adobe Labs.
Adrian Senior (Feb. 19, 2007)
Part 1: Learning about doctype
Part 2: Styling (X)HTML elements
Part 3: Margins and padding
Part 4: Defining and using class selectors
Part 5: Defining and using ID selectors
Part 6: Defining and using descendant selectors
Jenny Mok (Dec. 4, 2006)
Learn the CSS behind the new redesign of the Edge newsletter.
Jason Brightman (Nov. 6, 2006)
Learn how Harris Publications transformed XXLmag.com from a static brochure-ware site into a dynamic publishing platform and relevant brand extension.
Part 1: Using repeating and non-repeating images
Part 2: Placing images with precision
Part 3: Altering the appearance of your pages with drop shadows
Part 4: Using images to mimic the appearance of columns
Take your CSS skills to the next level by creating a website with three vertical columns.
Part 1: Understanding
CSS Design Concepts
Part 2: Defining
Style Properties and Working with Floats
Part 3: Creating Your First Design Without Tables
Part 4: Creating a Two-Column Layout
Part 5: Defining Columns and Vertical List Navigation
Part 6: Deciding Whether to Float or Position Columns
Learn how to make custom Flash buttons for use in your Dreamweaver pages.
Design page layouts in Fireworks, then export them to Dreamweaver for fine-tuning.
Learn how to apply a fixed background image in Dreamweaver.
Make your site more user-friendly with these tips on providing clear and consistent design.
One feature, two big benefits. Maintain site consistency—and make site-wide updates instantly—with Dreamweaver templates.
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